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Master of Science Industrial Chemistry At A Glance JOINT DEGREE BY TUM is ranked as the #1 Technical University of Munich (TUM) University in Germany+ National University of Singapore (NUS) 1 TWO-YEAR FULL TIME PROGRAMME TUM ranked #6 in the Coursework in Singapore Global Employability Survey^ PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE 6 Compulsory Internship & Thesis GLOBAL PROSPECTS 17 scientists & alumni Internationally Recognized Degree of TUM have received the Nobel Prize INTAKE 17 August Every Year Both TUM & NUS# TO APPLY are in the world’s th Apply online from 15 October at Top 50 Universities www.tum-asia.edu.sg 50 Technical University of Munich (TUM) TUM Asia Technical University of Munich (TUM) is one of Through TUM’s unwavering commitment to the Europe’s leading research universities, with around 524 betterment of society, TUM Asia was set up in 2002 professors, 10,100 academic and non-academic staff, as the first academic venture abroad by a German and more than 40,000 students. Its focus areas are the university. Today, TUM Asia offers standalone and joint engineering sciences, natural sciences, life sciences Bachelor and Master programmes in Singapore together and medicine, reinforced by schools of management with partner universities such as National University of and education. Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT). TUM acts as an entrepreneurial university that promotes talents and creates value for society. In that it profits A close cooperation with key industry players helps from having strong partners in science and industry. It to ensure that the curriculum stays relevant and is represented worldwide with a campus in Singapore practical to the needs of the industry. Together with as well as offices in Beijing, Brussels, Cairo, Mumbai, the unique combination of German engineering with and São Paulo. Asian relevance, TUM Asia’s graduates are equipped to enter both industry and research sectors on a Nobel Prize winners and inventors such as Rudolf Diesel global level. With over a decade of experience, TUM and Carl von Linde have done research at TUM. In 2006 Asia continues to provide quality higher education and 2012 it won recognition as a German “Excellence programmes suited to the needs of the industry in Asia. University.” In international rankings, TUM regularly places among the best universities in Germany. In 2015, over one thousand students have come through the doors of TUM Asia and currently ply their trades in top research institutes and companies across the globe. 202 TechnicalTechnical UniversityUniversity ofof MunichMunich AsiaAsia -- TUMTUM AsiaAsia Master of Science Industrial Chemistry TUM Asia’s Master of Science in Industrial Chemistry (MSc in IC) aims to groom future leaders in selected JOINT DEGREE Conferred by Technical University areas of technology. It is an enriching postgraduate of Munich (Germany) and National course for specialist engineers in the pharmaceutical, University of Singapore (Singapore) fine & speciality chemical industries. APPLICATION-FOCUSED COURSE OUTLINE Full-time research and application focused programme, inclusive of Modules to be completed 3-month internship experience and (4 Core Modules, 3 Elective Modules, 6-month Master Thesis writing 4 Non-Technical Elective Modules and 12 1 Business & Technical English Module) INDUSTRY RELEVANCE Lab courses to be completed Our professors are actively involved in (1 Chemistry Lab Course and 4 Core research and cooperation projects with Modules) leading industrial companies, allowing 5 them to base the curriculum around the latest technological trends and Electives of your choice, with three knowledge specialisations: 1) Catalysis and Petrochemistry 2) Building and Material Science 6 3) Interdisciplinary Combination GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES You are able to complete your Internship and Thesis in Singapore or anywhere Contact hours for every Core, Elective in the world with a company, university Module and Lab Course or research institute and look for job 45 opportunities globally Programme Timeline Overview July Year 1 Year 2 Graduation Arrival in • Business & Technical English • Elective Modules End of Singapore • Core Modules • Internship Programme • Lab Modules • Master Thesis at a company, • Elective Modules university or research institute (Supervised by a NUS or TUM professor) Note: This outline is a general reference to the duration of study. A student’s actual duration of study may or may not follow this general reference. This outline is subject to change during the course timetable. TechnicalTechnical UniversityUniversity ofof MunichMunich AsiaAsia -- TUMTUM AsiaAsia 303 Module Synopsis 1. Pre-essential Modules of typical construction materials, the relationship between properties 1.1 Business and Technical English and structures, multi-scale materials and structures, characterization The module aims to teach students the technical writing techniques and to methods for materials at diverse scale, application of materials in familiarise them with the different business communication styles. Students building engineering. will learn the international usage of the English language in technical communication especially in academic writing, as well as learn how to make 4.3 High-Performance Polymers effective presentations and prepare technical or scientific papers. The module covers the following topics: characterization of polymer admixtures for cement mortar and concrete. The following subjects 1.2 Chemistry Laboratory Course will be presented: analytical techniques and processing methods, waterproofing materials, heating insulating polymer foam, fibre 2. Core Modules reinforced polymer (FRP). Polymer latexes and re-dispersible powders 2.1 Organometallic and Coordination Chemistry used in construction applications and major properties of polymer The applications of organometallic, inorganic and bioinorganic catalysts dispersions and the characterization methods. in industry and research are described, basic reaction mechanisms and the constituting elementary reactions are introduced and possibilities 5. Specialization 3: Interdisciplinary Combination for the immobilization of homogeneous catalysts are described. An overview of the development of organometallic chemistry and catalysis Student has to complete: and its implication on industrial chemistry throughout the existence of 5.1 Module from Specialization 1 chemical industries are given. 5.2 Module from Specialization 2 5.3 Module from Specialization 1, 2 or elective module 2.2 Inorganic and Material Chemistry The course includes the descriptive chemistry of many of the most 6. Non-Technical Elective Modules* common elements and their inorganic compounds, integrating such 6.1 Business Administration topics as symmetry and structure with the emphasis on solid-state The primary purpose of the module is to introduce students to the structures of metals, salts, and extended covalent systems, bonding different areas of business administration with the final objective to models, reactions and the synthesis and characterization of inorganic give them a basic understanding of how to face decision problems compounds including basics of crystallography. in a company. Most importantly, we will analyse long-term investment decisions, how to set-up strategic planning in a company, how to 2.3 Chemical Reaction Engineering gather timely information about the current situation of a company, and The course covers the thermodynamics and kinetics of chemical how to set-up the long-term financial structure. reactions, mass/heat balances, performance equations and residence time distributions in ideal and real reactors as well as the link to micro- 6.2 Legal and Safety Aspects in the Industry and macro-kinetics (mass transfer on phase boundaries, pore diffusion, A brief description of the history of law, legal theories and importance adsorption) and catalysis (kinetic models and principle reaction for the commercial life. Development of the legal systems “common mechanisms). law” and “civil law”. Understanding of the common routes of both systems. Fundamental principles and differences between two 2.4 Polymer and Macromolecular Chemistry legal systems, contract law and tort law. Basic principles of the UN This course covers the classification of synthetic macromolecules Conventions for sales of goods, latest developments within the EU – by properties, structure and reaction type (free radical, ionic and legislation in respect of environmental and IT regulations. coordinative polymerization as well as polycondensation); ideal and real kinetics of polymer formation; molecular mass determination and 6.3 Production Planning in Industry molecular mass distributions; process technology of polyreactions Manufacturers are confronted with special requirements of their and processing of plastics; reactor technology, discontinuous and production processes. Cycles, by-products, batches and campaigns continuous process control; influence of process parameters on are difficult to handle by nowadays ERP software packages (ERP = molecular mass distribution. Enterprise Resource Planning). Concepts of material requirements planning, supply chain management (SCM) combined with basics in 3. Specialization 1: Catalysis and Petrochemistry cost accounting will be explained. 3.1 Molecular and Heterogeneous Catalysis Both homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis will be described, and 6.4 Innovation and Technology Management important applications will be exemplary